kitchener 911 truth

Sunday April 11, 2010.
We first started handing out copies of the DVD "911 Blueprint For Truth 2008 edition" in front of UofW (University of Waterloo) however there was not enough pedestrian traffic to justify staying there, so we moved to another location down the street. We ended up at our last action site in front of WLU (Wilfrid Laurier University) at the corner of University Ave. and King St. in downtown Waterloo. We had a passerby joyfully scream out his window that he saw us on the internet; nice to know we are making an impact in our community.

Derek from Kitchener 9/11 Truth gave Mark from Truth Action Ottawa a great interview about his experiences starting up a 9/11 truth chapter in his community. Derek is a great example of someone standing up to fill the void in his community; no one was handing out discs in his area yet, so Derek decided to take the initiative.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced on Thursday August 13, 2009 the launch of a new agency to boost economic development in southern Ontario.
Harper said the Federal Economic Development Agency for southern Ontario, which will be headquartered in the city of Kitchener, will support economic development, innovation and diversification.
"This new agency will help southern Ontario's communities, workers and businesses position themselves to take advantage of exciting new economic opportunities when the recovery eventually and inevitably takes hold," Harper said.
The agency will have a $1-billion budget over five years.
The agency joins other federal economic development programs that help out regions, including the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency, the Canada Economic Development Agency for the region of Quebec, Western Economic Diversification Canada and the Federal Economic Development Initiative of Northern Ontario.
Harper said Kitchener was chosen because the government wanted a central Ontario location, but not one in the Greater Toronto Area.